Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Allen Higgins David Hill Diven Hill Shannon Hills Tua.n Hoan Renda Hobgs Jay Hodges Brian Hoesterey Honey Hogan Angela Holley Brad Holley Gary Holley Monique Holley Cheryl Holloway Guy Holmes LeeAnn Holmes Steve Holton Brad Horn Bruce Horne Jeff Hornsby Nancy Horton Laynette Houston David Howard Chris Huber Paul Hurwitz Le Kim Huynh Heather Ignatin Chip Irving Ronald Isip Nicolette J acelon Darla Jacks Gregory Jackson William Jackson John Jacobs Shawn Jacobs W in - Sophomores 6 O

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Jennifer Hall Robin Hall Debbie Halvorsen Haroon Hamid Tracy Hammond Tyra Hannah Doug Hansen Christy Hardison Doug Hardy Philip Harless Laurie Harmon John Harness Steve Harrison Jeff Harvey Saifullah Hasan Tricia Hash Theresa Hatfield Whitney Hatfield Rick Havard Jeff Hawk Mark Hayden c . s T A if , as Q-.qi ' V .. . Paula Hayes Robert Hayley Hilary Haynie Katie Hazelwood Trey Heatly Paula Hegler Vincent Hegler Greg Heise Jeff Heitzenrater Jon Henderson Linda Henderson Sam Henderson James Henkel Marlo Herrick PEOPLE Communications Break Down Awesome, Dude, Totally, Excellent, Later, Man, To the Max! Do these sound familiar? They should! Students use these expressions every day. I talk totally Valley,', confessed junior Michelle Laughlin, I was talking like that years before the song 'Valley Girl' came out? Oh, my Godf' and I am so sure are among her favorites, and she admits, I use them constantly. The song Valley Girl which is about the girls who live in the San Fernando Valley of CA, caught on and many of the song's words were adapted into people's conversation. Gag me with a pitchfork, exclaims senior Lori Cohn. I got it from the song, but the reason why I use it is because when something grosses me out, a spoon isn't big enough. Students are also picking up expres- sions from out-of-state. Chill out,,' explains senior Rick McLaughlin is the newest and coolest straight from New York. Dance may not sound like an every- day expression, but senior Mark Marin- cik explains My English teacher last year was a dance instructor and now whenever I want someone to do something, I say 'dance'. Bathtub might not mean anything to the student body, but it does to junior Liz Stager and friends. A lot of tl slang I use, I use among close friends This is the case for a multitude of tl students. Different expressions are usd with different people. Movies are another source of expre sions. In Rocky III, Sylvester Stallon adamantly utters, Go For It to mean, ugly boxing challenger. This eq pression, immediately transformed in' conversations, is used often. To seniq Allison Palmer, Later to your face means bye.' One can only say that this way 1 communicationg is different and tota ly, awesomef' - Tina Coronges L i , Sophomores

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Towanda James Andrea Jenkins Bryant Johnson Tremel Johnson fPEOPL Not Tonight, I Have to Study The dark figures reclining on the polished floors of 'B' Hall with heads bent and eyes glazed could just as well have been recovering from semester end shock. Closer inspection revealed an open book, some scattered notes, and quick frantic glances towards the clock as it ap- proached 8:35. These people are studying. Even before first period had begun, legions of early risers spent their time in the halls, the library, the cafeteria, or the Eagles' Nest either reviewing or doing the previous nightis assignments. According to the new RISD proposal on student homework, . . . students must at times finish related study and follow up work at home. The guidelines, which stated what most students already knew, hard- ly came as a surprise. Study Hall C217 is a big help and saves me from stay- ing up late. lf you remember what you did in class and take good notes, there should Sophomore Linda Piper completes her make-up work outside Coach Joe Longino's first period history class. fff A X V 1 9' as wb fi? 7 'M Zi if V is 44 7 5' f aw J , x ' .. ' Q f ' iii E My if 312 WM flaw A K . Eric Jacobson Wendy J arvie Francois Jarvis Gary Jay Juan Jimenez Kenny Johnson Loria Johnson David Jones Jay Jones Jim Jones Kevin Jones Missy Jones Kunal Kamble Jon Karp Jim Kassanoff Karen Keetch Robin Keller Sophomores